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The two city mayors agreed that the payoff would be the city winning the challenge will have its flag flown at the city hall of the other.

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Small businesses in Oklahoma City may receive financial assistance by the last week of April from the $5.5 million OKC Small Business Continuity Fund program approved by the Oklahoma City Council on Tuesday. An online application portal will be made available for businesses to apply beginning April 6.

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As our community responded to COVID-19 and began practicing social distancing, it was clear this crisis would reduce, or even eliminate, revenue for many businesses. Fortunately for businesses located here, when there’s a crisis, Oklahoma City jumps into action. On Tuesday morning, the Oklahoma City Council unanimously approved the new Small Business Read More

Corey Hollis, deli manager at the Homeland grocery store at NW 18th Street and Classen Boulevard in Oklahoma City, on Thursday pointed out his favorite entrees that are now available at his store and at Homeland stores across the metro. Homeland is partnering with several locally owned restaurants to provide customers with prepared restaurant meals they Read More

When Scissortail Park opened in September 2019, Oklahoma City was introduced to the area’s newest outdoor music venue with the promise of fun-filled, diverse musical performances from intimate local gatherings to large-scale concerts. Since opening, Scissortail Park has enjoyed shows from Kings of Leon, Markus James & the Wassonrai, Billy Jones, Read More

This week, the first round of U.S. Census questionnaires were mailed to homes in Oklahoma City. With the concern and constant conversation about the spread and impact of COVID-19, it’s possible that this survey could get overlooked, but participation is critical for the long-term economy, health and vitality of our city. The census is the Read More

Let’s play! Come celebrate the debut of Liichokoshkomo,’ a place for children and families to learn and play right in the Museum’s backyard, during a spring break sneak peek, March 14 – 20, 2020. Liichokoshkomo’ (pronounced Lee-cho-kosh-ko-MO) is a Chickasaw phrase for “Let’s play,” a trailblazing play space Read More